On the Alps there are many ski resorts recommended to beginners. Every ski area has some easy slope for beginners, but many people aren’t satisfied by going down always on the same slope and look for ski areas where there are many easy slopes suitable for them, where they can enjoy themselves without finding too difficult runs. There are skiing areas where also inexperienced skiers can enjoy long tours skis on without having to repeat the same slope or take the same ski lift.

Ski holidays in Italy for beginners

Seiser Alm (South Tyrol)

Alpe di Siusi surely is a ski area suitable for beginners, with its mild slopes and a typically Dolomites landscape. We recommend it to less experienced skiers and to families with kids who are looking for relax and quietness.

Breuil Cervinia (Aosta Valley)

Cervinia is a famous Aosta Valley ski resort located high up, but its slopes are rather easy. There is a ski school area in the valley near Cretaz, but the most interesting area for beginners surely is Plan Maison. The homonymous chairlift serves a blue slope which is quite long and easy. This area is at an high altitude, over 2600 m, which allows a soft, not frozen snow, during the whole season. There is a return slope long and simple passing through the 6 slope, going down to Cretaz (but it doesn’t arrive to the gondola lift starting point).

Tonale Pass (Lombardy/Trentino)

Straddling between Lombardy and Trentino, Tonale Pass offers many plain slopes suitable for beginners. We recommend the blue slope Valbiolo, allowing the less experienced to enjoy a long, not challenging run. Moreover, the little ones can learn in the Fantaski park.